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Expanding Rentian Analysis
The X Architecture:
Not your father's diagonal wiring
- Steven L. Teig:
The X architecture: not your father's diagonal wiring.
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Estimation Needs for Future Networking Systems Interconnect
- Sudhakar Muddu:
Estimation needs for future networking systems interconnect.
41-44
Power Grid and Signal Integrity Analysis
Reconfigurable Interconnect for Next Generation Systems
Using Prediction for Performance Optimization and Estimation
- Murat R. Becer, David Blaauw, Ibrahim N. Hajj, Rajendran Panda:
Early probabilistic noise estimation for capacitively coupled interconnects.
77-83
- Hongyu Chen, Changge Qiao, Feng Zhou, Chung-Kuan Cheng:
Refined single trunk tree: a rectilinear steiner tree generator for interconnect prediction.
85-89
- Muzammil Iqbal, Ahmed Sharkawy, Usman Hameed, Phillip Christie:
Stochastic wire length sampling for cycle time estimation.
91-96
- Raymond A. Wildman, Joshua I. Kramer, Daniel S. Weile, Phillip Christie:
Wire layer geometry optimization using stochastic wire sampling.
97-102
Interconnect Exploration for Future Wire Dominated Technologies
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